Bingo dauber art

Okay, today I'm talking and sharing all about every art teachers favorite art supply: the oil pastel. In this week's podcast, I'm not only excited to share our sponsor Creativity Street's Oil Pastels but also my favorite hacks, my four favorite kinds of oil pastels (from fluorescent to water-soluble) and my favorite lessons. I'm also talking about how to clean oil pastels (yes! you can clean them!) and also how I easily remove the paper wrapper and store these babies. You can hear it all…

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An elementary art teacher blog with art projects and lessons, DIY projects and outfit photos as well as clothing I have made myself.

Bingo Dauber dauber dot activities offer a fun and engaging way to help your children or students develop fine motor skills, learn color recognition, letter formation, and number sense..

Need a fast -n- fabulous kindergarten lesson? You might wanna try these Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus creations on for size. In the following video, I demonstrate using a bingo dauber. I know you might not have those to try using either a black oil pastel or a Sharpie instead. This was a two-day lesson for my 40 minute kindergarten art classes. Here you go: Super fun and easy, didn't I tell you? I love doing guided drawing every now and again with my students. They LOVE it and are…

Dot marker printables and dot sticker sheets are such a fun and easy activity to do with toddlers and preschoolers. There are over 100 pages to grab!

Cassie Stephens on Instagram: "Ah! Yesterday’s Bingo Dauber video wouldn’t load completely so I have this one to share. If you search my blog or my IG feed for even a minute, you’ll see how I use these to create banners and all the different ways my students use them in art class. Happy Monday!"

This week, 2nd grade will be using our fabulous new "bingo daubers" to make some big and beautiful, Romero Britto, inspired animals! Kids and grownups alike love Britto's use of line, color, shapes, and popular objects he places in his art! They're so bright and fun, you can't help but smile! His beautiful work is also a great review for the Elements of Art! Here are some visuals, I printed out for each table Materials: Bingo Daubers India ink Crayola oil pastels Jack Richeson Semi-Moist…

The large leaves are drawn with bingo daubers with India ink. Then they used Crayola markers and colored on a sheet of aluminum foil. Spritz the aluminum foil and pull a print with the large leaf. Then they drew smaller leaves using permanent sharpies cut and glued onto black paper and went to town with metallic markers. Hope that helps.